Raw and roasted nuts both have benefits and downsides. Raw nuts are higher in antioxidants and protein, while roasted nuts may have less risk of bacterial contamination and a longer shelf life.

Nuts are extremely healthy and make a perfect snack when you’re on the go. They are packed with healthy fats, fiber and protein, and they’re a great source of many important nutrients and antioxidants ...

If your ideal winter includes a lot of snacking on nuts, you'll be happy to know that Costco has you covered - but not all ...

They're made with clean ingredients, free from seed oils and refined sugars to keep you energized until your next meal.

At Tico, Michael Schlow’s pan-Latin small plates spot, the veggie dishes are some of the stars of the menu. Case in point: this brightly flavored plate of roasted beets with salty capers, pistachios, ...

Deciding what to bring to holiday parties can be tough. The best options are healthy holiday recipes that add to the abundance and variety of the table – this roasted cauliflower salad with ...

Nuts, whether raw or roasted, offer significant health perks like improved heart health and blood sugar control. Roasting ...

Federal food officials are warning Americans not to eat any food containing pistachios because of possible contamination by salmonella, in another food scare sure to rattle consumers already upset by ...

One 1½- to 2-pound winter squash (such as red kuri, kabocha or acorn), sliced into 1½-inch wedges 1. Preheat the oven to 425°F. Remove the seeds from the squash if you want (I leave them in, as I ...

Costco has become a go-to destination for bulk purchases, and their nut selection is no exception. With options ranging from ...

Federal food officials are warning Americans not to eat any food containing pistachios because of possible contamination by salmonella, in another food scare sure to rattle consumers already upset by ...